How to Use the Event Notification Sample
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How to Use the Event Notification Sample
- Note Be sure that you have properly enabled security for the log file before you use the sample plug-in. For more information, see How to Enable Security for the Event Notification Sample.
After you build and register the WMS SDK Sample Context plug-in, you must refresh the list of plug-ins in the details pane before your custom plug-in can be accessed in the user interface. Click the server node in the Windows Media Services snap-in, click Properties in the details pane, and click the Event notification category. Click the Refresh List button at the bottom of the details pane to refresh the list of plug-ins. The sample plug-in is appended to the plug-in list. Highlight the plug-in, and click Properties. The following property page is displayed.
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Enter the full path to the log file in the Output Path text box, and choose the contexts for which the plug-in must log information. After you have applied your changes to the property page, right-click on the highlighted plug-in and click Enable.
When enabled and properly configured, the plug-in handles event notices raised by the server and writes context information about the events to the specified file. For example, when a client disconnects, the plug-in writes the following user context information to the file.
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Disconnect Event at 2002.03.25 14.16.41
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User Context
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WMS_USER_AGENT(1) = NSPlayer/9.0.0.2623(VT_BSTR)
WMS_USER_GUID(2) = {779A698E-BDC7-41D4-A719-CF0C920AA7C4}(VT_BSTR)
WMS_USER_IP_ADDRESS(4) = 0x9d90379d(-1651492963)(VT_I4)
WMS_USER_IP_ADDRESS_STRING(5) = xxx.xx.144.157(VT_BSTR)
WMS_USER_CONTROL_PROTOCOL(6) = MMS(VT_BSTR)
WMS_USER_PORT(12) = 0x00000594(1428)(VT_I4)
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